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On 8-Oct-08, at 1:00 PM, web400-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Zend Core runs as an Apache module on an instance of Apache in PASE.
You're
expected to use an i5 Apache instance to proxy PHP requests to the
Apache
instance in PASE.
Has anyone looked into the benefits of this configuration vs.
directing
traffic directly to the instance in PASE?
As far as I know Scott has it right in terms of the benefits. Zend
wanted to automate the set up (hence the use of port 89 as the
default) but also to permit co-existence with existing web apps.
While at ZendCon we met a number of i users who were directing most of
their PHP traffic directly to the PASE instance. I assume one just
adds the additional port and IP related directives but Apache remains
a mystery to me so I haven't explored the idea. They did say that it
significantly improved their response time.
Have you checked the Zend forum? - that would be the best spot to look
for details of how to do this.
Jon Paris
www.Partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com
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